Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-08

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The happy consummation Of the event
noted above brings JOY and SORROW to
the hearts of the friends of both parties.
Sorrow is felt by the friends and ac-
quaintances of the bride who, were
their own wishes consulted, would much
rather Miss Miner would remain as she
has heretofore been, one of the charm
ing young ladies of this city. In YaDk-
ton she has spent the greater portion OF
her life and had fate wIlled that she con-
tinue to reside here there would have
been rejoicing u~palloyed.
The Joy which serves somewhat TO re-
iieve the pain of parting arises in the
hearts of friends over the fast that Miss
Miner has to-day been united to the
choice of her heart and as shia gives her
pleasure her friends rejoice with her.
The contracting parties need no in
PRODUCTION IN this CITY. They are Yank-
ton people In heart if not in presence
and their lives in Yankton are commend
atory to the highest degree.
The marriage ceremony occurred at
the country home OF the BRIDES parents,
some Ave miles north Of the city. The
house was nearly flied With . number
of the relatives and most intimate friends
of the family. As the hour for the cere-
mony drew near the sun which had been
obscured by q cloud, burst forth in all
it's radiance, and it is probable that
nature and circumstances seldom have
t combined to add greater pleasure to an
: event Of this nature. The grass and
t trees which surround the Miner home
]. and the broad prairie expanse were
s much frsshened by last nights rain, and
to-day each separate blade and leal
: nodded congratulations to the happy
O couple. Within the house the guests
I were waiting for the ceremony to ocoui
SO that they might add their oongratula
" tions. Father j. Z. Sullivan. of Smell
d don, Iowa, the priest who watched owe
r. the youthful career of the groom. wa
10 chosen to perform the ceremony
le Finally everything was in readiness, an
y the BIRDS and groom appeared, th
he bride leaning upon her fathers arm an
the groom escorting the brides mother
In the parlor they stood side by sid
and repeated their marriage vows wit
firm voices. After the ceremon
he the marriage kiss Was given, an
then the guests were accorded tt
]. opportunity to congratulate MIR. ar
= Mrs. Ed. T. Kearney. The discussion
a sumptuous wedding fepast feilowt
the congratulations, after which ii
on afternoon passed with pleasant convers
of ton. At 3 o'clock the wedding par
lin took carriages and came to this OF!
ng where the groom and bride board
his the 4:50 Northwestern forthe east. Th
u 90 to Jackson, Nebraska, at once, whe
On q cozy home complete is awaiting the
The couple were the recipients OF
th. large number OF elegant gifts.
For guests there were a. the weddi
re- the brides grandmother, Mrs. NJ. Ho.
inn of Scotland and her children grand oh
,ek dren and great grand children, togeti
with the husbands and wives of ia
sons and daughters,and the brides un
the and aunt, E. Miner and family. as in
nth mate friends were Numbered Mrs. Geo
adj a. Hand and dsughterl and n
Ketchum, Mrs. Geo. W. K%ingsbury {
sons, L. NJ. Pardy end family, L. d
de- Poore, Miss Poore and Guy ;Poors, Il
yers Laura johnson and Miss Neitie Sargt
the Yankton extends concentrations
70 these happy people, and asks for th
. OF d long and pleasant life.
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